The Near Futurist
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The Near Futurist is a technology podcast hosted by Guy Clapperton. It has 100 episodes, with the latest published April 2025.
Periodic look at the impact of future technologies on our lives - what can we do now to prepare for the next few years? Senior journalist Guy Clapperton presents a series of interviews with consultants, technologists and future thinkers in general that takes the shorter-term view rather than forecasting decades ahead.Want this voice at your event? Contact Guy to discuss!
technology ·en ·100 episodes
A Question of Image - part 1
What's wrong with video conferencing - Studiobox part 2
What's wrong with video calls - Studiobox part 1
Driving (not just) in my car part 2
Driving (not just) in my car
A Little AI Learning - 2
A little AI learning - 1
From 5G to 6G part 2
From 5G to 6G - where networking goes next
A Smarter Way To Work part 2
A Smarter Way to Work
Mind over technological matter
Powering the People
AI and women - still an issue?
Sound and Fury
Shopping Around
Changing the world a message at a time
Reuse your refuse
Your car, your transport of desire
Metaverse or metamyth
An office of one's own
Power to the People
The Near Futurist trailer: Power to the People
80. Education, Education, Education
79: Are we ditching the doctor too quickly?
Nice to Meat You
77: Space Garbage
Working in the new environment
76: Working in the new environment
75: Graphene, a material for the future
74: An Engineered Earth
73. Flying with reduced carbon
72: Labels that speak
71. Dividing Lines: Does vertical farming work?
70. Sounds familiar?
69. Dividing Lines: Can Algorithms That Power Fake News Really Prevent Its Spread?
68. Young people and data
67. Diabetes: how apps can help
66. Elevate yourself
65. Dancing with Robots
64. State of the Stadium
63. Your HQ in Cyberspace
62. Will you get the vaccine?
61. It's a bird, it's a plane...
60. Hacking the Hacker
59. IoT From Fridges To Ganges
58. How secure is your home?
57. Back to the office?
56. Lock up your data
55. Developing the Uni Cycle
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